The sacrifice of soldiers killed in the world wars is well-documented, but who were the munitions workers stained yellow by toxic chemicals?

Worcestershire take three Derbyshire wickets, but opener Luis Reece hits an unbeaten half-century on a rain-hit opening day.

We'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday.

Keep an eye out here for more updates this evening and into the morning.

Patrick Burns attempts to track down voter opinions in Wolverhampton

The Flying Scotsman passed through Shropshire and Herefordshire earlier today as it made its way to Cardiff.

Enthusiasts and fans of the train gathered along the railway line to see the beauty fill the air with steam

Ryan Gittings shared this photo on Twitter of it passing through the county.

Stephanie Barnard
BBC Local Live

Have you registered to vote in the forthcoming general election?

You have until Monday 22 May to register to vote - that's three days.

The easiest way to do it is to go online by clicking on this link., external

If you want to know more about what a general election is - BBC News has a simple run down answering some questions.

It includes:

• What is a general election?
• What does the general election mean for Brexit?
• What are the local elections?

Claudia Berry
Producer, BBC Hereford & Worcester

A cyclist has been knocked off his bike in Kiddermisnter in a suspected hit-and-run.

The 40-year-old suffered bruising to his legs after the collision on the Horse Fair at 22:45 last night.

A silver Ford Fiesta was seen leaving the scene along Hurcott Road towards Chester Road.

BBC Weather

Showers slowly fading through this evening to leave agenerally dry night with clear spells - lows of 4C (39F).

Tomorrow will be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers.

Here's a full forecast looking ahead to what's instore this weekend...

Redditch Advertiser

A heartfelt appeal has gone out to help raise, external as much cash as possible for a Studley man diagnosed with bowel cancer.

Some good news for Worcester City one week one since they announce their relegation to the Midland Football League Premier Division next season.

The club have confirmed their third new signing of the week, with midfielder Nathan Hayward set to join them for next season., external

Image source, Stourbridge FC

Matt Birley and local lad Brad Birch join the squad, as well as football scout Aaron White.

Bromsgrove Standard

A magical event will be held at the Lickey Hills Country Park tomorrow, external to celebrate National Walking Month.

A man was left injured and his dog put down after a hit-and-run in Worcestershire.

West Mercia Police have launched an appeal, external to find the driver of a silver vehicle after the dog walker was left with injuries to his foot while he was talking along Alcester Road, Hollywood last Friday at about 18:00.

Anyone who saw what happened is urged to contact the force.

Malvern Observer

West Mercia’s Police and Crime Commissioner has pledged his support, external to a national campaign calling for a UK Police Memorial.

Great news for cricket fans - following a pitch inspection, play will begin at 16:00 if there is no further rain.

Follow coverage on BBC Sport of Derbyshire v Worcestershire.

A new city centre development in the heart of Worcester is just two months away from completion, say developers.

The new Cathedral Square development will house a selection of high street retailers and restaurants and is said to have let out 95% of its space.

Image source, Salmon Harvester

Matthew Meaden from Salmon Harvester, the team behind the project, says when they bought the site in 2013 it was just 50% full - as it stands only one unit is left.

Yo Sushi, Ask and a Fitness-4-Less gym have signed up to move into the multimillion-pound development which is set to open on 29 July.

Image source, Salmon Harvester

Kidderminster Harriers have confirmed they are to play Premier League club Burnley in a pre-season friendly at Aggborough on Saturday, 22 July.

It is the third high-profile warm-up match announced at Aggborough - with Aston Villa and Derby County also due to visit.

Nicola Goodwin
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester

Twenty seven men from Herefordshire died in the Falklands War, more than 10% of the British casualties - including Craig Jones, who was killed just a day before the ceasefire.

Hereford is a garrison city and most people have connections with the armed forces. There are memorial benches around the city providing a permanent link between Hereford and Stanley.

Five years ago I was privileged to be able to visit the islands with Craig's father Richard, brother Gareth and nephew Alexander Jones.

We were on Craig Island as it was dedicated in his memory.

Image source, Jones family

He died in the battle on Mount Longdon in 1982

The short time that I spent in the islands changed my life and it’s an experience that I will never forget.

Time may have passed, but the memories of being invaded are still very raw for the people who live there, 8,000 miles away from the British mainland, and for the men and women who took part in the conflict and their families.

Tomorrow hundreds of people will gather at Hereford Cathedral to remember.

Hereford Times

The traditional Ledbury Celebration, held on the last day of the town's poetry festival, external, becomes "great" this year when it moves to the historic High Street market place to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the iconic Market House.

Subsidised dog training courses are being offered by the charity looking after the Malvern Hills to cut the number of attacks on livestock.

A ewe and a lamb were killed in separate dog attacks earlier in the month.

Malvern Hills Trust, external is warning that livestock worrying, which includes chasing, is a criminal offence and could lead to the destruction of the dog.

Image source, Malvern Hills Trust

Livestock are grazed on the hills to control the growth of shrubs and trees.

The fee is subsidised by the trust and costs £30 if participants attend all six classes, which start on the 4 June and run between 14:00 and 16:00.

If you're lucky, you might catch a glimpse of the Flying Scotsman today.

The steam locomotive is passing through Shropshire and Herefordshire on its way to Cardiff.

Last year around 35,000 people were in and around Bridgnorth trying to spot it, with 15,000 lucky enough to get tickets to ride on it between the town and Kidderminster.